Failing Sound

From: "TVeblen" <formerlyBP@xxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 31 Mar 2007 15:30:20 -0500

I have lost my left channel sound on my homebuilt system. It has an Intel
D865PERL mainboard with onboard SoundMax 4XL using AD1985 codec. I have
tested the speakers on another system (good). I have plugged in working
headphones into the rear (speaker) jack and the left channel is out on those
also. The front panel jack works on both channels (that is the one that is
connected to the mainboard pins). So it looks like the mainboard is at
fault.
Is there any diagnostic test or repair that you know of to address the
problem? Or is it time to get a soundcard? (or mainboard upgrade).
Could corrupted drivers cause this problem for one jack only?

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